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Make Your Move
With camerawork and editing that allows us to truly enjoy the footwork of its stars, "Make Your Move" is a vibrant, fun dance movie.
With camerawork and editing that allows us to truly enjoy the footwork of its stars, "Make Your Move" is a vibrant, fun dance movie.
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Bill Murray wouldn't be my first thought for an actor to play President Franklin D. Roosevelt, but he may have been the right choice for "Hyde Park on Hudson." The role requires him to show Roosevelt as a sometimes lonely and sad man whose vacation getaway is his mother's family mansion, Springwood, near Hyde Park in upstate New York.
We're accustomed to thinking of Roosevelt as a powerful man, elected four times to the presidency, and the leader of the free world in World War II. Here we see him as the captive of a female-dominated private life, where his mother (Elizabeth Wilson); his wife, Eleanor (Olivia Williams), and his secretary, Missy (Elizabeth Marvel), pretty much run things. To this domain in the summer of 1939, he invites a sixth cousin, Margaret "Daisy" Suckley (Laura Linney), for a visit, and craftily begins a sweet romance with her under the eyes of the others, who understand much and accept much.
Murray makes a number of good choices for the character. He's smaller and thinner than Roosevelt, but wears his summer hat at a jaunty angle, keeps his cigarette holder tilted high, and has quiet humor in his speech. It was well but not widely known that Roosevelt was a polio victim, who had the cooperation of the press corps in never photographing him in his wheelchair. His convertible is modified to be driven with hands only, and he makes full use of this freedom of mobility to take fragrant Cousin Daisy for drives around the estate, where he leaves the Secret Service behind, treats her to views of his favorite landscapes, and seduces her to, as we might say, pleasure him.
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Robotic Arm Kit
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The Robotic Arm kit arrives disassembled and contains all the pieces you'll need to make your very own desktop droid. It's remarkably easy to set up so you don't need to stress about soldering or advanced electronic engineering.
Once it's finished you'll have hours of fun finding out exactly what it can and can't do, using its controller to power the five joints and motors to swing the arm around and pick things up with its pincer like grippers.
- A Robotic Arm kit with easy to follow instructions.
- Great as an educational toy for anyone wanting to pick up the basics of robot technology.
- A 5 switch wired controller gives you complete control over the arm.
- 5 motors operate the arm allowing it to grab, release, lift, lower and rotate.
- A search light positioned in between the pincers making it easier for you to line up the arm and pick up objects.
- Will lift a maximum of 100 g.
- Requires a crossheaded screwdriver, long nose pliers and diagonal cutters for assembling (not included).
- As this is a kit it does require assembling and is not ready to work straight out of the box.
- Requires 4 x D batteries (not included).
- Suitable for ages 8 years +.
- 38 x 22.8 x 16 cm (assembled).
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Robot Arm - Decent product
The Robot Arm takes from 3-4 hours to put together, the instruction book is all pictures/diagrams with no words. It can be difficult to identify some of the screws, so be careful. At the end make sure you plug in the wires correctly. The arm is not very strong, so take care, it can pick up a pen but not much more, I think I read that it could handle loads of 100g. It is a bit slow as the 5 motors don't drive it as quick as it could do. It's generally a nice product for the price as a decent robot can cost above. This is especially nice as I will connect it up to my new Raspberry Pi via GPio port, as intended, otherwise could be a bit boring doing much else with it.
Robotic Arm Kit
I got this present for Christmas, and it is brilliant. 5 star! The whole 9 yards. As soon I unwrapped this whopper of a present, I discovered that this was a robot - fantastic! But then I found out that I could build it! I spent joyful weeks building it, everything from cogs to motors! When it was built, I discovered that it worked perfectly and with ease.
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This was an amazing gift. bought this as an xmas gift for my father in law and myself to make during the holidays. took around 5 hours work, but then spent almost the rest of the holiday hooked to playing with it. Ideal item for stealing chocolates from the centre of the table! not exactly a kids toy but great for adults!
Robotic Arm Kit
I purchased this for myself, and as a gift for a friend on his birthday, and can comfortably say this item delivers on its description. The construction is simple yet fiddly, making seeing the finished product come together, all that more enjoyable. My only concern is the battery compartment is very securely built in to the model, so swapping out batteries isn't simple, but you put it together so you know how to take it apart when needed. It's a really good buy - worth every penny!

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Comments On Apr 03, 2014:I have wrecked hard multiple times and kissed a few trees with these, they have lasted just as good as my old aluminum ones.
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Comments On Mar 13, 2014:Fit decent on my trx450r. Little pricey for the quality. Mounts are pretty flimsy. Took some tweaking to fit around my stock levers.
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Comments On Feb 25, 2014:Put these on my 06 CRF250 for Hare Scrambles which they get abused. The fit was good and they look great. I met up with a tree during a race and broke one of the handlebar brackets, called up Acerbis and told them what happened. They sent me a new bracket free of charge!! Can't beat that for service
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Comments On Feb 22, 2014:I have been thru many full rap hand guards and after getting tired of trying hammering them back to form after every tip over I tried the tri fit. they are a great light weight full rap hand guard, The tri fits are very adjustable and the have some flex , rather then bend like the aluminum ones. I did break a clamp mount in a high speed get off, so called acerbis and they next day aired me a new clamp set for free..., I now run tri fits on all 3 of my bikes. Love them
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Comments On Jan 27, 2014:Worst handgaurd i have ever bought, difficult to fit and did not matter how tight it was the smallest bump would move them. Suggest for road bikes only. The plastic is also very soft, a small spill in the dirt was enough to grind a large section out of the main rail and the cover.
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Comments On Jan 02, 2014:GOOD: Easy installation with multiple fitting options (under or over the brake/clutch lines). BAD: Broke on first ride due to minor slow speed crash. These would probably be fine on a farm bike or dual-sport bike that doesn't see much action beyond the occasional quad track.
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Comments On Nov 15, 2013:These things take a beating and hold up really well, not having metal means that they never bend, very durable.
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Comments On Nov 10, 2013:These are good looking hand guards but the support bracket is made out of plastic. I prefer the aluminum ones.
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Comments On Nov 07, 2013:I put some Fastflex bars on my YZ450F and needed some guards that would fit without buying the high dollar Cycras that pivot with the bars. I was amazed at the quality! My first day of riding with them I went down hard three times. Just not on my game. I am a fast rider but the woods conditions were nasty. I hit a tree, went down in some rocks and did a low side on a hill side. The guards never budged and showed no signs of damage. They look killer too. 4 stars only because I wish they had used more aluminum versus the nylon.
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This page contains FIFA 07 Soccer Hints for Playstation 2 called "Lionel Messi" and has been posted or updated on Jun 11, 2007 by supersteel. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: Team Fusion
- Publisher: EA Sports
- Genre: Sports Traditional Soccer
- Release Date: Oct 3, 2006
- ESRB: Everyone
Lionel Messi
Put Lionel Messi (Barcelona) at right or left midfield to see his stats go up to 93..... In manager mode,after like 3 to 4 seasons he will be 99.
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Freedom to Marry lights up Times Square for the holidays with message of love
Postedon Nov 14, 2013 at 10:15 am
Over the next two months, Freedom to Marry is celebrating a huge year of victories with a new video billboard in New York City to send a message that love - and marriage - are for everyone, and will be displayed in the heart of Times Square throughout the holiday season.
West Point military academy hosts first wedding ceremony between two men
Postedon Nov 04, 2013 at 10:30 am
This weekend, two graduates from West Point military academy became the first men to marry at Cadet Chapel, the landmark chapel at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
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Postedon Oct 01, 2013 at 12:30 pm
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Fujifilm says leaked lens roadmap is a 'close estimate,' more models to follow
CES 2012: Fujifilm has said the leaked lens roadmap for the X-mount used in its X-Pro1 is close but not finalized. Fujifilm's Kayce Baker, speaking to dpreview at the CES show in Las Vegas, said the leaked roadmap was 'a close estimate' of its plans but that some decisions, such as how fast the lenses maximum apertures will be, have not yet been made. The official line remains that there will be nine lenses in the next two years. Meanwhile, in an interview with Amateur Photographer magazine, Fujifilm Digital Imaging director Adrian Clarke has said the X-Pro1 will be part of a range of X-mount cameras. [Updated: video walkthrough of X-Pro1 added]
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Rumored lens roadmap:
(To supplement the 18mm F2.0, 35mm F1.4 and 60mm F2.4 Macro already announced)
- 14mm f/2.8
- 18-72mm f/4.0 with Image Stabilization
- 28mm f/2.8 pancake
- 23mm f/2.0
- 72-200mm f/4.0 Image Stabilization
- 12-24mm f/4.0 Image Stabilization
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For M mount lenses, Get a NEX 7, honestly.
Focus peaking in EVF, smaller than the Fuji, cheaper than the Fuji(!), customiseable controls, etc etc.
If you only want this because it /looks/ like a rangefinder, well, that's a different story.
All mirrorless except the Samsung can be fitted with an M mount adapter. I also agree the NEX is the best deal for M lenses and miles ahead of the M8.2. If only Sony would make an FF NEX...
Fuji Pro1X
139.5 (W) x 81.8 (H) x 42.6 (D) mm
5.5 (W) x 3.2 (H) x 1.7 (D) in
11.99 x 6.69 x 4.28 cm
4.72 x 2.63 x 1.69"
That's gargantuan? In what alternate reality can a 5 x 3 x 1.5 inch body be considered large?
Re: M-Mount lenses: I guess you didn't see the test at Steve Huff's website where M-Mount wides performed so horribly on the NEX-7.
How could you possibly know that the NEX 7 is "better in every respect"? If this new Fuji has the IQ of an X100, it will be awesome image maker. Fuji has been making outstanding optics for years for large and medium format cameras. These new lenses should be better in every way than Sony's incredibly huge, mediocre glass. Sony has exactly one decent lens: the CZ 24 1.8 which is $1000 USD. So it doesn't have hipster appeal or native lenses. And until Sony starts actually shipping more than a few NEX-7s, all it has is vaporware.
It will be coming soon from them they said. But don't worry i bet the Chinese are already in the works for producing them.
Fuji Pro1X
5.5 (W) x 3.2 (H) x 1.7 (D) in
That's gargantuan? In what alternate reality can a 5 x 3 x 1.5 inch body be considered large?
Wrong on all accounts sir. 5.5 x 3.2 x 1.7, as you so clearly indicate.
@ Jens_G and love_them_all
that´s not really true. the nex7 didn´t work well with leica/cosina vl lenses wider than 35mm. the ricoh gxr and the nex5 performed much better in this aspect. for me, using two m-mount lenses (17 + 24 mm), the nex7 is not an option and thats why the fuji might be a better choice. so i´m waiting for the m-mount adapter..
Jens G - Except it's been shown that wider m-mount lenses have some issues on the NEX7. Color shifting, among other problems. And to be honest, we get that you like the NEX7, you're coming across as a bit of troll.
nice camera a bit heavy and lets hope its fault free because their is a risk that they rather bring out a new camera model before releasing a firmware update which helps improve things.
You got to love Fuji ;-)
DPR, please ask Ms. Head of Fuji Marketing if they are planning to release another firmware update for the X100.
Can't be sure this is fake or not, but these pic's on Flickr are tagged Fujifilm X-Pro1…
they are real, there are 6 of them. Photographer mentioned that he will upload also ISO 6400 samples. He said that over couple of days he had the camera he managed to take over 1000 shots. He doesn't think it's fair to comment on AF speed as it was pre-production sample.
ISO 6400 is up:
Even without the anticipated organic sensor, this camera has me very excited, the lens range too looks just right to begin with. Watched all the videos, pawed over the limited samples, nothing found to diminish my enthusiasm. Very happy. :-)
I will buy one if it supports basic ttl wireless or at least high-sync speed flash.
BTW, fire marketing over the model name!
The camera is an ex-pro model? It was pro, but now it's a hand-me-down?
Or it's targeted at retired photographers? You're not a pro anymore--buy this!
I know it may not have come from native English speakers, but geez, hire someone fluent to proof read!
This may come as a shock, but the "X" (not "ex") probably refers to the line of Fuji products. Now that's just a wild guess, mind you.
So...Once we wrap our minds around that concept, maybe we could try real hard and image hanging just about any model designation you might want behind that "X".
Just sayin'
Didju notice that the new Canon G is a G1X, and that the new Canon 1-series is a 1DX...you really don't think it is no longer a 1D? You might have had an intelligent comment if you had questioned that Fuji used the "Pro 1" label which was attached to a Canon Powershot in 2004...which incidentally had a fantastic 28~200/2.4 - 3.4 L lens (eq). You are forgiven...you were probably busy learning all about subtraction at the time.
Fuji GX680, GX680II, GC680III, Fuji GX617
Fuji has been using the X for years.
...I suppose we'll soon see Fuji 812.
Without a vertical grip/shutter button, these mirrorless cameras will never replace a DSLR, only supplement one during photographer's play time. If the NEX-7 or any of these mirrorless cameras offered a vertical shutter button, I'd be on it in a heartbeat.
Yeah...I always hated having to turn my light weight Leica MP-4 and M-4 so laboriously 90 degrees to the left or right for portrait mode...same with my 5D. Real photographers never used those cameras, or did that. It is terrible inconvenient to have to turn my wrist. It is so much better to have the 6 lb bulk of my 1D3 and a f/2.8 zoom with its vertical shutter release. Get real...
Why would I want to replace my DSLRs with an RF? When I bought my M8 I didn't get the urge to toss them? Same when I bought the X100 -- no urge.
Yeah, it has been rough the last several decades having to turn my Leica M3s and M4s to shoot verticals. I just don't know how any of us have managed.
DSLR is a different kind of camera and not all DSLR have vertical grips. These mirrorless and/or RF cameras are not just for "photographer's play time" camera, they are tools just like the DSLR, tools to take photographs. There are many working photographers, like me, who would want to use this kinds of cameras other than DSLR for work because its much lighter, smaller, stealthier and not showing to the world like telling "hey, I have a big bulky camera in front of my face and I'm a pro photographer!". Cheers and make more photographs... =)
DSLRs are getting decimated and are on their way out. And vertical grips on them in particular are rather prehistoric.
I suppose shooting all day for a living is a bit unreal. If you've ever shot a wedding all day, you'd appreciate a vertical grip. I'm not going to get more real than that any time soon!
And for the record, that was a marketing point for the 6x6 cameras: shoot in a comfortable stance and crop later.
I'm not saying that one needs a vertical grip to get the job done. But proper tools make a difference. I can make great work with crayons, but I'll certainly use a better tool if it's available. Why choose this tool at all?
There are perfectly valid reasons to choose this tool. I'm pointing out some reasons this is not, nor will ever be the right tool for some of it's designed target market.
Decimated? Hardly.
Prehistoric? Actually, they're a recent thing for most brands. My Zeiss Ikon didn't have one. My Pentax A3000 didn't have one. Just try and find one for a Nikon F. Once I hit a D2x (same time I started shooting for a living) I realized that it was indispensable.
People who never try driving stick will never understand it's advantages. Just because you don't know of possibilities, doesn't mean they don't exist.
nice shutter sound !
great review too
No 24mm or 35mm equivalent prime? No 24-70mm equivalent zoom? This camera is DOA for me under the current roadmap.
No 600mm F4 OMG what is fuji thinking. DOA for birders as well.
The 18 is 27mm eq. The 23 is 35 mm eq. The 18-72 is 27-109 eq. Are these not close enough for you??
they are launching with 3 fast primes, sorry I don't care about zoom lenses, use your legs
Very interesting that there is a pancake in their lineup. Considering how relatively large and fat the X-Pro 1 is, it's not exactly crying out for a tiny pancake lens.
I wonder if this means there may be another, smaller X-series ILC coming in the next year.
An X series EVF only model could be smaller and cheaper for sure for those not interested in the OVF aspect...
I like this camera a lot. But, I like my Seiko/Epson R-D1 even more. I am so glad that I have an R-D1, the worlds First Digital Rangefinder mirrorless camera. It has the most manual controls of all. Not Leica nor this nice new FujiFilm X-Pro1 has as many usefull manual controls as my R-D1. I am now considering purchasing a second R-D1.
that's your choice , it's hard to change someone's preference. My grandfather insisted that his Pentium IV working great, and didn't want to change to a new computer I gave him, a Windows 7 core i5. Your RD-1 is great, I owned it and sold it,it was good, but it can't compare to this fuji camera in term of photo quality.
I also have the R-D1, but at low light this camera is useless. Everything above ISO 800 is just pure noise. I own the X100 and sensor side is just light years ahead of the R-D1.
And what manual controls? There is not much to control manual except focus, and I didn't buy the X-100 for that. And as it looks like X-Pro will have better manual focus. I will get this camera and it will for sure replace the R-D1s (which still has the most awesome retro indication dial of them all)
...having shot a d70 and the RD, I'll politely disagree about low light performance--provided you're shooting raw, it's a joy.
Sure this new cam goes to 25,600. How are you going to focus that? The RD-1 won't hang up on focus like this is likely to. And there's no true RF focusing with the Fuji OVF design. It's electronic only, which is NOT the same.
Better in some ways, still worse in others. Leaves it down to preference, instead of a truly revolutionary and transcendent product.
Really hoping the autofocus is decent.. Oh, and where on the roadmap is a fast portrait tele? Heard that was rumored.
I guess they've got it covered with 60mm f/2.4 lens, it translates to 90mm brilliant for portraits, so is aperture of f/2.4 .
My 2 cents -
On one hand I would have loved seeing Fuji come out with another Nikon mount body or an alternative (e.g. Sigm or preferably Sony.. Micro 4/3 is too weak a system in my opinion but it's a 'standard' and therefore still has some appeal..).
On the other - I love Fuji innovation and if Fuji is dedicated to this new mount and will make sure not to lag as far behind everyone with their top models as they did in the past - this may prove to be a top choice for a lot of people (either as primary or second camera).
Body price tag seems a bit high... Not the Lens price though - I prefer high quality glass then useless cheap stuff.
Very curious to see the colors on the new sensor... hope the wider spacing between blues and reds did not hurt colors - since Fuji cameras usually produced some of the best skin-tones and good vivid colors.
'Expensive' does not always mean higher quality. 'Cheap' does not always mean lower quality.
This looks like a promising and very interesting system. It is great to see so many camera manufacturers now gravitating towards the market segment of the high-quality medium-compact interchangeable lens system camera. For my use, that is the most interesting one, and I was waiting for it for several years before MFT finally surfaced. We do indeed live in interesting times...
"but that some decisions, such as how fast the lenses maximum apertures will be, have not yet been made"
Sounds more like trying to play down the leak while acknowledging it at the same time. "Yeah we can change anything.....but we probably won't".
Very nice, Fuji! We are waiting for DIGITAL PANORAMIC TX-1 !
Too many new lens mounts are introduced over the last couple years. I bet some of them won't survive. Fuji X-mount is especially vulnerable, because the X-Pro1 is kind of a niche market camera, serving only the high end. At this price point, it won't be a mass market seller like the Sony NEX or the MicroFourthird. The low volume of this system might not justify the development cost of new lenses.
While I have little doubt about the quality of these Fuji lenses, I'm reluctant to commit to the the X system until these leaked lenses actually go on the market, and more lenses are added to future roadmaps.
Well considering mirror-less interchangeable is the future of digital cameras it is probably wiser for Fuji to develop a mount and a series of lenses - once developed they have to spend much less R&D developing new lenses for each and every camera they bring out - more time working on their camera bodies and adding new lenses to the lineup.
Also means they continue to sell a model of lens long after the camera they developed at the same time stops selling and eventually stops being used. A single lens probably has what a 10 year sales life? That would be wise investing in my opinion - even if their products are only ever niche.
Further to this - I think Fuji have been very clever about their strategy here, they have aimed the camera specifically at 'enthusiasts', these people who buy the X-Pro1 will buy more lenses for it, which arguably is where the money is to be made in the any system, also by bringing out the primes ONLY at this stage those who do buy it will almost certainly buy a few if not all lenses. There is no P&S upgraders going on here where they like to know they can change lenses (but never do, or maybe get a superzoom) - the people who buy this camera I estimate will buy at least 3 lenses for it on average, which already means they have a huge kickstart in creating system loyalty. They might not sell as well as other systems, but they will sell more lenses per user - which is what is required to keep the system going.
Imagine, for a second, if Fuji had used Sony's E-mount!
I have to agree. Each manufacturer seems intent on creating their own mounts, often secondary to existing systems that they already have. Given that the market is finite, something will have to give.
After reading the specs, I have to say that this camera does interest me, but I would wait for more detailed reviews before moving any further. I would also have to wait to see if Fuji deliver on their lens roadmap, especially if the rumoured FF X is a reality. That would mean a whole new series of lenses with a different mount (the XL mount?)
If they had used the NEX E-mount at least it would have solved one of Sony's problems.
Too bad this roadmap does not say when/if Fuji will fix the other broken cameras that they have on the market.
what's broken camera? my x100 is working great !
The new Fuji X10 and the Fuji XS1 have an issue with the sensor. It turns highlights in an image into completely white burned out orbs/ovals. Does the same in RAW. No way to save the image if it happens, no way to prevent it. Only thing that seems to slow it down is shooting at high ISOs. Fuji says its 'normal'.
Please Fujifilm-please please please make them as fast as possible- this is aimed at 'professional shooters', so give us professional glass!! Your cutting into the leica ballpark, people will pay an extra couple of hundred dollars for f1.4 & f1.8!! Fast glass!!!
Based on what? I am a pro and I don't care for large aperture lenses.
Would love to get this camera, but the lens need to be best ...and at least f2 for the prime.
Can we use the lens for the X-Pro full-frame as well? - please fujifilm make it full-frame since the body is the size of a m9 anyway.
It's priced in the top of the APS-C market, so I am sure if it was FF, it would be way up there out of most people's reach. Once you are spending a few grand, you might as well get the Leica for bragger's right.
right, then just make it a bit smaller because good mirrorles cameras do exist already.
There is an f1.4 "normal".
Looks like a fantastic camera and I preordered one but,
Does anyone know what bit rate or color depth the video will shoot at?
IMO, the most important line in this article is the last one "X-Pro1 will be part of a range of x-mount cameras". So what's next? a full frame version? I'm hopeful!
What about a 35mm+ size, along the lines of the classic Mamaya 6, say like a Canon GX1 on steroids with a tilt an shift lens,
Woah. One step at a time. I rather want Fuji to get it right than jumping the gun
Lose the slow big zooms and give us more fast primes!
How many do you want? 3 already available and another 3 to come. Maybe you should get a zoom or two so you don't need so many primes.
This looks great, butI'm confused about the pricing...........seems to vary like h#¤%&/...
Please, Fuji - a fast 50!
You mean 50 mm in terns of full frame? If yes than the 35/1.4 is your lens. Remember - there is the 1.5 conversion factor like with all APS-C cameras.
The 60 mm f/2.4 be fairly close. Clearly not an f/1.4 lens, but usually you stop down a 50mm f/1.4 to get the best results anyway.
50mm 1.4 is actually a pretty tough nut to crack without including a floating element. The problem is that focus shift often occurs when stopping down the lens past f2. This is something that 50mm f2+ lenses do not show as much.
35mm F1.4 is more or less a 50mm
If you really just need a 50mm, buy a adapter. The fuji has a very small flange distance, you should be able to use any M mount or rangefinder lens with it.
Looks great to me! I pick the 14, 23 and 60 please :)
I don't think I have ever seen a better lens roadmap than this one.
Constant 4.0, IS Zooms, Primes.
I hope the sensor lives up to the glass.
Did DRP ask about the X10 ORBS fix that is supposed to be coming? As long as you were talking to them, serious questions should be asked.
why is fuji not buying kodak?
kojiak could make good medium format cameras.
Because Kodak is a useless corpse of a company. Fuji has no need for a dying company like Kodak.
Fuji made good medium format cameras without Kodak
but you can not have enough patents.. ask canon!! :)
Kodak has been in trouble for some time now. If they have been cutting on research for last few years their technology might be worthless.
To produce Tri-X you meen?
kodak has some very valuable patents.. get some infos.
in 2010 they made over 800 million $ from patent licensing.
The Hasselblad H2 system lenses are already made by Fuji.
Did anyone address if they improved the hideous manual focus that the X100 has? More than any other issue the way the MF works is the only real disappointment I have with the X100 and if the new camera is the same I'll not be interested.
I hope all you nit-picking whiner here can photograph as well as you whine.
If you wait for the perfect camera you will never photograph again in your life. It's not the camera but the idiot behind it.
This looks like a perfectly great camera that can take great images and prints. I plan on buying it, learning it's strengths and weaknesses and making great images with it.
Quit bitching and start photographing.
nice camera a bit heavy and lets hope its fault free because their is a risk that they rather bring out a new camera model before releasing a firmware update which helps improve things.
You got to love Fuji ;-)
and bring back Kodachrome :)
Be careful about wishing for fast lenses. Remember, unless you use a live view shooting mode, it is much more difficult to get what you want in focus using a rangefinder system. Of course if you are going to use a live view, there really isn't much advantage to the rangefinder...
I once owned an M6 with a 75mm f1.4 summilux. I had the darnedest time getting accurate focus wide open until I got the higher magnification viewfinder model. Fuji has some questions when it comes to their focus system, knowing what we know about their current focusing system, would you really trust them to get accurate focus with fast lenses? I'd have to be convinced.
Have you guys compared this with the NEX 5N & NEX 7?
Has anyone compared this with NEX 7?
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Muralidharan has taught at Adelphi Elementary for 12 years and describes her entrance into education as "accidental."
"It was an accident in a sense because I was not thinking about getting into teaching when I was in school and college too. But, I got my bachelor's degree in economics and actually I was working at an airline company," Muralidharan said. "I didn't start with a passion for it, but when I went into it, I thought, 'This is where I belong.'"
Muralidharan said most people have the wrong idea about the National Board Certification application process.
"People think it's like scrapbooking — whatever you do, you just put it together — that's not the portfolio we're talking about," she said. "We have a set of standards that we have to follow, and we work to get those standards in different areas."
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The following misdemeanor cases are found in Hardin District Court Division I in Elizabethtown. KAPS stands for Kentucky Alternative Programs. Totals include court costs and/or public advocacy fees. Birth year is in parenthesis.
Kellie Joe Eversole (1981). Theft by deception (six counts). Six months in jail probated for two years on conditions in the order. Total $185.
Marquise Donte Mallory (1981). Possession of marijuana. Serve 10 days in jail. Total $210.
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Former "American Idol" winner Kelly Clarkson sat down with The Thread to talk style evolution, her fashion crush on Taylor Swift (we're with you on that one, Kelly!), and her burning hatred of high heels. Currently pulling double duty as a mentor on "The Voice" and judging the ABC singing competition "Duets," her greatest hits album is coming out November 19th.
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Ever humble, Clarkson credits her stylists with allowing her to grow as a fashion star and with accommodating her atypical desire to ditch high heels to embrace comfort on stage. We love them for finding her much-loved bedazzled awards shows outfits. All we can say is: good job stylists! We're obsessed with her love of sequins, her powerful voice, and we just can't wait for the three new songs that will accompany her album.


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I'm sure I read somewhere that he had written a play for the Hampstead theatre which is coming on soon. Was I dreaming? I can't find a reference anywhere. Please someone enlighten me. I think it was in an interview with him. But I read it not heard it.
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Posted 17 June 2007 - 02:08 PM
It's called With the Giant and it's supposedly set in Renaissance Florence.
Posted 19 June 2007 - 01:51 PM
Thanks. Any idea when and where?
Posted 20 June 2007 - 01:38 AM
Hampstead Theatre in the autumn. Sorry, I didn't say because you knew already.
Posted 20 June 2007 - 04:37 PM
Thanks A, I did know Hampstead but somehow I got the impression it was sooner. No wonder I couldn't find any mention of it.
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MOUNT PLEASANT - The Central Michigan softball team earned the fifth-highest cumulative team grade point average in NCAA Division I for the 2011-2012 academic year with a 3.572.
The Chippewas tied for fifth with Tennessee Tech in NCAA Division I and are ninth nationally among all colleges and universities, regardless of division.
The 2012 ranking is the highest in program history.
Central Michigan has built a culture of academic success, including the softball program, which appears in the NFCA All-Academic top ten for the second time in the past three seasons. The Chippewas were ranked ninth in 2010.
Kara Dornbos, now a senior for CMU, and 2012 senior Molly Coldren each earned Academic All-Mid-American Conference honors for the Chippewas last season.
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I am tired of calling and getting a canned response, so is there anything I can do, I have the receiver on the shelf here in the living room but i never got a reurn kit.
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I am tired of calling and getting a canned response, so is there anything I can do, I have the receiver on the shelf here in the living room but i never got a reurn kit.
I would call the credit card company and contest the charge, then call DirecTv and tell them to send you a return kit, and when you get it, ignore the USPS label, and send it with receipt requested so you get back a signature proving it was returned.
If the return kit was stolen en route to your house, that is not your responsibility (although if they said they were sending one, I would have called when it didnt arrive).
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Dtv did as they were supposed to not sure why you didn't get it though.
I'm not so sure. I still have a SD DVR in my garage that I was supposed to return back in 2003/4. Never got a box even after several calls. But I also never got charged for not returning it. When I called six months after it was supposed to be sent back to see about the box, they said I had already returned the DVR. Yet it is still sitting on a shelf in my garage.
Then last summer, I upgraded an R16 for a HD DVR. They said they were sending a box. Nothing arrived. I called back. Was told that I didn't have to return it. It took 3-4 additional calls before I got my recovery kit.
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Like a second marriage, each new Department of Defense financial-management reform initiative represents the triumph of hope over experience. The DoD, with more than $1 trillion in assets, 3.3 million employees, and a budget of $417 billion for fiscal year 2005, is the largest single business organization on the planet. That it can't accurately close its books is not surprising. That it continues to try is not surprising. The surprise is that after three elaborate attempts to transform its financial and business-management processes since 1986 — together costing at least $35 billion by some estimates — the department seems not much better off than it was two decades ago.
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In 1985, in light of the infamous $600 ashtray scandal, President Reagan's Blue Ribbon Commission on Defense Management was charged with streamlining financial and acquisition policies. Two years later, the executive leading the reforms resigned, calling the Pentagon "not prepared to change the status quo."
Then, in 1989, Deputy Defense Secretary Donald Atwood launched the Corporate Information Management Initiative with great fanfare. Its target was $36 billion in savings by 1995, but a Clinton Administration study later threw cold water on its work, citing significant resistance to the initiative's proposed changes. Most were essentially abandoned, after soaking up $20 billion in spending in eight years.
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High Heeled Ankle Boots
Style #771290134
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Product Description
A classic black ankle boot made of leather and suede, with an adjustable strap that hits right above the ankle—the perfect length to wear with dresses or jeans for endless versatility.
- Made in Portugal
- Adjustable side buckle
- 3 1/2" Leather stacked heel
- 1/4" Outsole
- Leather and suede blend - Imported